Meeting on World Friendship Held for Girls
The event featured a Japan and India theme with crafts from women in Prvelia. Miss Kathryn Walker chaired the discussion on friendship, followed by Miss Kathryn Packard with a closing talk on Criticism. Plans are under way for future topics to engage the girls more in meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishar
Beri Contig
Japan
Jiatke
India
Winnifred
Weemien
Prvelia
Kathryn Walker
Kathryn Packard
Sophomore News Theme Studies Economics and Society
The class explores art economics and business terms. Topics include paying wages, effective word choice, synonyms and antonyms in Kinlish, humanitarian movements, emancipation of women, and modern society. They cover three profession types in economics: scientific, literal, and semi professional.
Senior chaos at school through notes and romances
A jittery snapshot of campus life shows seniors delaying home from last Friday’s walk to school and a group note exchange causing chatter about romances. A budding romance between M.7H St Paul G and Betty B surfaces while Roberta Raine gains a new nickname. The note fight, spinach jokes, and playful cartoons in Donald Duck and Popeye themes dominate a lively week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul G
Betty B
Paul
Fourth Grade Six Weeks Review And Test Highlights
Six weeks reviews and tests were conducted this week with several students absent due to illness. A large group of pupils led by Lois Robinson Charles Rubenking Iva Jackson Bobby Robirds Georgy Pratt Betty Low Bennett Louise Hedlund Maxine Austin and Jean Clem achieved a perfect 100 in the six weeks spelling test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Robinson
Charles Rubenking
Iva Jackson
Bobby Robirds
Georgy Pratt
Betty Low Bennett
Louise Hedlund
Maxine, Austin
Jean Clem
Eighth Grade Naturalization and Reading Speed Lesson
The class describes urging improvement in reading speed and comprehension. A geometry-like focus on prisms and arithmetic lessons is noted, while a silent reading graph shows individual speed rates. The period includes a comprehension test, and efforts aim to raise both speed and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priaha
Yngee BR
Eashi Ie
Junior Normal Training In Art Class
Juniors learn to be artists as they gather each morning to show drawings. They have been making boxes from construction paper and are surprised when the lids fit after about ten attempts.
Bookkeeping Class Completes Chapters on Memorandum Books
The past week the bookkeeping class finished chapters on memorandum books and additional expense accounts. Insurance, registers, and public utilities were discussed in this unit. A test covering six weeks of work was given.
First Grade Thursday Birthday Celebrated at School
A first grade class marked Glen Robbins's birthday with a visit from his mother who came to the school ringing ice cream. The children enjoyed drawing and coloring birds and spring flowers in art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Robbins
Seventh Grade Class Creates Canned Fruit Poster
Seventh grade arithmetic lessons explored mail money methods while Bahs and Phyis in Ugraphy poster crafted from cans of fruit and vegetables. They noted most fruits and vegetables are canned. A riddle hints at a name split by parts: a girl’s first name and a boy and girl’s second name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyis
Ine
U.S
Motion Pictures and Child Health Safety Guidelines
The article advises parents on how movies affect children’s health and sleep. It urges viewing in well heated ventilated theatres with clear exits and space, and warns that exciting or shocking films can disturb sleep or cause lingering distress. It notes eye strain is rarely harmful and stresses parental judgment on theater quality and screening timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Vrong
Tene Child Welfare Research Station
Chiversity of Tow
Settlement Named After Horace Greeley Reference
Fragmented OCR notes describe a 1870 settlement named after a person linked to Horace Greeley. Mentions Creeley/Culeay variants and a mix of place names, dates, and tribes. Likely notes reference local history, naming origins, and regional groups without a clear single event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley Grevisy
Cole
Wan
Creeley Culaay
Legislature Charts Two Year Financial Course
The Iowa Legislature debates a two year financial plan targeting about $13 million in new expenditures plus existing appropriations. Senate favors a larger spending package than the House but still below governor projections. Traffic and farm road funding loom amid truck tax talks and beer and fish and game bills progress. The sewage disposal project potential revival sparks debate and a related amendment links $125,000 to federal relief funds.
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Legistaure
Lange Re
Lowe General Assembly
Towa
Commonwealth of Lovey
Senate
House
General Assembly
Paris
The
Conservation Commission
Dewey
Washington
Senate Bil
Rep
Dreessen
Crawford County
Sparkie
Okohori
Toyna
Ser Tor Elthan
Worth
Relief Administration
Cone Fom
Clief
Gillette
Breen
Cacastonatly
Neva Sentemiysl
Rockwell
Steger
Senate Paihia
Iowa Senate session sparks talk of pension changes and tax shifts
Former state senator Joe Frailey visited the Senate as discussions heated over a Boarders' Pension and a revised teacher retirement payout. Amid debates on treasurer-funded appropriations, proposals aim to trim costs, with plans to reduce retirement pay and adjust funding. Tax changes go into effect, impacting automobile purchases across neighboring states, while the Commerce Commission eyes efficiency and river projects. Officials say no major salary hikes are planned, but conservation funding increases to 85,000 with 20,000 for Storm Lake improvements.
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Poardiers
Cael
State Board of Assessment and Review
Phat
Huios
Towa
Dream
BUTE
State Conservation Commission
the Conservation Commission
Shenandoah and Shenandoah-area Social Notes
Shenandoah and surrounding towns see a string of visits and casual gatherings. Residents from Shenandoah, Red Oak, Clyde Shook home, and nearby towns are listed visiting friends and family during the week, with multiple mentions of Mich and Mrs. Art Ninn and others. The column ends with a reflective quip on small towns versus big cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Ninn
Mic
Hen Meade
Oake Row
Clyde
Chesday
Bey Hives
Jet Taunts
Red Oak
Reaty
Mis
Chas
Balkin Saint Myron
Clyde Hatten
Oni
Mir
Kyille Bell
Shenandoah
Phisday
Tod Mes
Lyte
Bellwood
Cnn Medvern Sazards. Com
Martin Cements
Merv
Wall Davis
Mir Haud
Lloyd Davis
Okkband
Glen Sheek
Foe Callary
Sumas
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Malvern
C. E. Hoover
ST Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Louie
Banner Blue
St. Loule
St.louis
Kansas City
St. Louia
Detroit
Hasselquist
Scholath
Bett
Pick
Tio Shunt
Bud
Florence
Donald J
Donald Duck
Popeye
Donald
Roberta Raine
Suward
Sis McCord
Gerald B
Sis
Alb
Tural
Home
Ec News
Arund
Thars
Wesley Finkle
Danny Zanders
Willard Lyford
Abstract Title & Loan Co
Glenwood
W. A. Webster
H. P. Webster
Mills and
Fremont Counties
Hamilton’s Clothing
Macy
Malvern Auction Co
T. H. Ballard
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Unos
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Joe Frailey
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Ashingter
Ture
Ray
Ralchey Setietiostan
Claistite Wess
Colege Oor
Hay
Almerca
Worcester
Mansfield
Bern
Collins Drug Co
Nishna Valley
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Nisha Valley
Malvern Cold Storage Co
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